Leeds is a city and metropolitan borough located in West Yorkshire, England; it is the largest center for business, legal, and financial services outside London and is the financial, cultural and commercial center of the area. The name Leeds derives from "Loidis", the name given to a...
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Leeds is a city and metropolitan borough located in West Yorkshire, England; it is the largest center for business, legal, and financial services outside London and is the financial, cultural and commercial center of the area. The name Leeds derives from "Loidis", the name given to a forest covering most of the kingdom of Elmet, which existed during the 5th century into the early 7th century. The city and surrounding district are moderately sized, with over 700,000 inhabitants. Students interested in studying at an English school in Leeds will enjoy the many activities that the area has to offer, including heading to Millennium Square, a great public space home to some breathtaking architecture, concerts, ice skating (in the winter), and Christmas markets. Students taking English courses in Leeds can also explore hidden gems of the city, such as St John's Church which was built just before the English Civil War and has beautiful gardens surrounding it and a lovely interior as well. For students interested in art, the Leeds Art Gallery and The Henry Moore Institute, offer many examples of both modern and classical art. There are many fun markets in Leeds that students can visit to practice their language skills: try visiting both Kirkgate Market (the largest traditional market in Europe) and the Corn Exchange. Lastly, for students visiting Leeds from November to January, visiting the Leeds Christmas Illumination—the UK's biggest display—is quite a treat, and lights up the entire city with beautiful lights.
The morning is divided into two parts and two teachers usually share the class. The course is designed to improve students’ abilities to use language accurately and fluently while concentrating on the skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing.
The morning is divided into two parts and two teachers usually share the class. The course is designed to improve students’ abilities to use language accurately and fluently while concentrating on the skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing.
Every level in the General English course has emphasis on speaking English with confidence, reading, listening, and writing.
Beginner: learn the alphabet, numbers and vocabulary; the basic words you need to communicate in English and to share information.
Every level in the General English course has an emphasis on speaking English with confidence, reading, listening, and writing.
Beginner: learn the alphabet, numbers and vocabulary; the basic words you need to communicate in English and to share information.
General English Levels:
Beginner – CEFRL A1: learn the alphabet, numbers and vocabulary; the basic words you need to communicate in English and to share information.
Elementary – CEFRL A1-A2: Students already have some basic grammar skills, new grammar and survival English, increased reading skills and vocabulary to offer advice.
This course combines our Standard General English Course (20 lessons) and 5 one-to-one private lessons per week.
The course is designed to improve students’ abilities to use language accurately and fluently while concentrating on the skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing.
Individual tuition is offered at all levels, from Beginners to Advanced throughout the year. Each of our specialised courses is designed to meet the needs of particular specialist areas.
Centre of English Studies gives students the unique opportunity to study in two countries in any of our centres. The Multi-Destination Course gives students the opportunity to live in both England and Ireland and more about the culture, history and social life of both countries.
Centre of English Studies gives students the unique opportunity to study in two countries in any of our centres. The Multi-Destination Course gives students the opportunity to live in both England and Ireland and more about the culture, history and social life of both countries.
This course prepares students with the skills and strategies they need to make the transition to college and university. Students are encouraged to develop independence in a range of academic tasks.
COURSE AIMS
We help you become a more confident user of the English language with a special focus on functional skills and culture. Of course, you will always work on all four basic language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
COURSE AIMS
We help you become a more confident user of the English language with a special focus on functional skills and culture. Of course, you will always work on all four basic language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
COURSE AIMS
We help you become a more confident user of the English language with a special focus on functional skills and culture. Of course, you will always work on all four basic language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
COURSE AIMS
We help you become a more confident user of the English language with a special focus on functional skills and culture. Of course, you will always work on all four basic language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
